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TABLE OF CONTENTS
June 18, 2007 | Volume 106, Issue 25
June 18, 2007 Unwheel
Experience
Robert Kubica of BMW-Sauber veered off the track on the 27th lap of the
Canadian Formula One Grand Prix in Montreal on Sunday, smacked a wall and slid
through a shower of...
June 18, 2007 Fighting Words How can you take an organization seriously when its president can't complete a sentence without dropping the f bomb (The New Main Event, May 28)? Dana White is the clown prince of...
FIVE TOP 10 finishes (including a win at the Crowne Plaza Invitational), $2.8 million in winnings and a rise to No. 6 in the FedEx Cup rankings would have been enough to bring Rory Sabbatini...
June 18, 2007 WHO'S Hot
June 18, 2007 Which player gets the least out of the most talent?
June 18, 2007 The NFL union chief doesn't always give retired players the respect they deserve
June 18, 2007 IT'S ENOUGH of a violation to be burglarized. But what
about being robbed during your son's funeral? Someone stole $16,000 worth of
belongings from Sherry Hill's New Orleans house while her son,...
June 18, 2007 MIKE MURRAY, the P.A. announcer for the Reno Silver Sox
of the independent Golden Baseball League, got a refresher course in the Golden
Rule. Murray, 31, was ejected for playing an antiump Bob...
June 18, 2007 Regained By Antonio Tarver, the IBO light heavyweight title, after his 12-round unanimous decision over Elvir Muriqi. Apart from a turn as Sylvester Stallone's opponent in Rocky Balboa, Tarver...
June 18, 2007 LONGTIME YANKEES third baseman Clete Boyer, who died last week at age 70, had the great misfortune of playing in the American League at the same time as Brooks Robinson. Had their careers not...
June 18, 2007 GREG ODEN Ohio State center who is likely to be drafted by Seattle or Portland, on what he knows about the Pacific Northwest: "I know it rains a lot. I know it's close to L.A., and I love that. I...
June 18, 2007 6.3 Nielsen rating for the Spurs' Game 1 win over the Cavaliers, the lowest rating ever for the opening game of an NBA Finals in prime time.
June 18, 2007 To counter hooliganism, the owner of Romanian soccer team Steaua Bucharest decreed that all players "must be happy" and announced fines of up to $40,000 for making "sad faces" during a game.
Players stuck on the loneliest number
June 18, 2007 RANGERS / OUTFIELDER
June 18, 2007 When bad things happen to good trophies
A rookie with South Seas roots is already making an impact
SCENARIO: YOU'RE facing Barry Bonds when he has 755 career homers. Second inning, bases empty. How do you pitch him?
What to watch and watch for
June 18, 2007 Somdev Devvarman CHENNAI, INDIA > Tennis Devvarman, a junior at Virginia, defeated top-seeded John Isner of Georgia in a third-set tiebreaker to become the first Atlantic Coast Conference player...
A book and a movie retell the story of Ruffian
QUICK: Which school won the first three women's college basketball championships? Hint: It's not UConn or Tennessee. If you still don't know, get thee to see Our Lady of Victory when it comes out...
IF LEBRON JAMES'S emphatic dunk in the second quarter of Game 2 of the NBA Finals looked spectacular on TV, imagine how it appeared to the 14,000 Cavaliers fans who packed Quicken Loans Arena to...
The Spurs'
airtight play in the Finals put Cavaliers star LeBron James--like a certain
mafia don--on the verge of being silenced
Full-court Press
The family reunion
in Anaheim for Scott and Rob Niedermayer was made complete with the brothers
hoisting the Stanley Cup together
Long View
At his first
Patriots minicamp, wideout Randy Moss looked like a new man. Can a player
disparaged for his work ethic succeed in an all-for-one ethos?
Rafael Nadal and
Justine Henin once again ruled the French Open, winning their third
straight titles in grand fashion on Roland Garros's terre battue
Winning Shots
No Triple Crown on
the line? No problem. Showing the boys a thing or two, Rags to Riches
raced into the history books at the Belmont, holding off the favorite in a
stirring stretch duel
More Riches
That's how Formula
One phenom Lewis Hamilton described winning his first pole. Imagine how F/1's
first black driver felt about his historic win in Montreal last weekend
Gonzo for Alonso
How did Omar Minaya, the major leagues' first Hispanic general manager, turn the Mets back into contenders? By welcoming one and all into his ever-expanding circle
June 18, 2007 NASCAR The lost season of 2004 Rookie of the Year Kasey Kahne • Success hasn't convinced Mark Martin to alter his limited race schedule • A couple of first-time winners are still going strong
Lost Season
1 Despite skipping three races, Mark Martin (right), who ran seventh at Pocono, is 12th in the standings, ahead of such big guns as Ryan Newman and Dale Earnhardt Jr. But Martin, 48, who plans to...
Mad Dash
1 Fifteen-year-old Margaux Isaksen shocked a veteran field to win the gold medal at the USA Pentathlon national championships in Colorado Springs and earn a spot at the world championships in...
Buy or Sell?
THERE ARE three ways to look at NFL players these days: 1) They're thoughtless, thankless thugs; 2) They're selfish, self-obsessed celebrats; 3) They're overpaid, overstuffed and overdosed.
Besides a great
finish by Woody Austin, the last stop before the Open had something for
everyone
Scott Piercy's
Ultimate win
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An Italian villa with nine holes so good, you can taste
them
June 18, 2007 | PATTI McGOWAN WHO: Woody
Austin
WHAT: Five-iron shot to 2'7"
WHERE: 195-yard par-3 14th hole at TPC Southwind
WHEN: Final round of the Stanford St. Jude Championship
IN LESS than six years Michelle Wie, the innocent, happy, supertalented phenom from Hawaii, has become what so many feared she would: overexposed, miserable and manipulated. The transformative...
June 18, 2007 | PATTI McGOWAN "If Michelle Wie were a stock, I'd buy as much as I
could. In time she'll win more than Annika, and nobody will remember her rocky
teenage years."
June 18, 2007 | PATTI McGOWAN Who will win the U.S. Open?
TRUST ME
by James P. Herre
Based on the last two weeks, I don't want Adam Scott in my U.S. Open
pool.
June 18, 2007
Mark Brazil
Tournament Director
Forest Oaks Country Club
4600 Forest Oaks...
In the lead, final
round, major championship, with competitors breathing down her neck, Suzann
Pettersen had failed before. This time she came through like a champion
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